this is the errors '[Error: NULL technique list for effect 't_ship_generic_centurion2', technique 'Tship_general_01_compressed_bc5'!

[05/04/23 15:04:27] Error: NULL technique list for effect 't_ship_generic_centurion2', technique 'Tship_general_01_compressed_bc5'!

Error: NULL technique list for effect 't_ship_generic_centurion2_d2', technique 'Tship_general_01_compressed_bc5'!

[05/04/23 15:04:27] Error: NULL technique list for effect 't_ship_generic_centurion2_d2', technique 'Tship_general_01_compressed_bc5'!

Error: NULL technique list for effect 't_vulture_02_001', technique 'Tship_general_012_compressed'!

[05/04/23 15:04:27] Error: NULL technique list for effect 't_vulture_02_001', technique 'Tship_general_012_compressed'!' pc is a windows 10, the processor is Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-7700 CPU @ 3.60GHz, 3601 Mhz, 4 Core(s), 8 Logical Processor(s) video card is NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 driver is Driver Version 26.21.14.3107

Which video driver is Vendetta using? Check in Options -> Advanced -> Video

Directx11 gkgl driver

Where are you seeing the errors? In chat or in the console?
Do the Centurion or Vulture ships look correct?
In the place where VO is installed, there should be a directx11.log file. If you can send that to us, that should help.

Seeing the errors in both chat and console. I don't know about the vulture and Centurion and how do I send the log file? I'll log in to check the Centurion and vultures look correct

You can copy its contents into a support ticket, or you can email it to us.

Rgr

Has been submitted hopefully I did it correctly

As for the Centurions and vultures they are definitely not looking like normal, the model is just black when I'm in the ship buy, and select menu

It looks like 26.21.14.3107 is from ~2019? Before we try doing a deep dive on a pretty weird problem, could you please update to the latest NVIDIA drivers?

This kind of debugging can be really time consuming, and if we find out it was just an NVIDIA driver bug, and then one they fixed years ago.. that'll end up being a huge time-waste.

I can try... Don't exactly know how to do that......

You may want to start out making sure you're completely up-to-date on Windows Update (the Windows internal OS updates).

Then you can download NVIDIA's drivers from here.

You'll want either "GeForce 10 series" or "GeForce 10 series for Notebooks" depending on whether it's a desktop or a notebook, and then pick GeForce GTX 1070.

You also have to know if you have 64bit windows or 32bit windows. Hopefully the former, since we're going to be dropping support for 32bit Windows.

I see...